# Scope 3 emissions associated with electricity consumption

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**Created:** [9 December 2025 12:54 UTC](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/t/scope-3-emissions-associated-with-electricity-consumption/621 "2025-12-09T12:54:54Z")\
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**Author:** ![kevcouling](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/k/aca169/32.png) [@kevcouling](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/u/kevcouling)\
**Post date:** [9 December 2025 12:54 UTC](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/t/scope-3-emissions-associated-with-electricity-consumption/621/1 "2025-12-09T12:54:54Z")

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Looking at an inventory on the platform, I think I’m right in saying that the software automatically calculates the T&D emissions and the WTT Generation emissions for any electricity included in Scope 2. I’m wondering why it doesn’t also include (or doesn’t seem to) the WTT T&D emissions too?

I’m wondering if we shouldn’t report both T&D and WTT T&D, just one or the other? I would have expected to add the two WTT factors together (i.e. generation and T&D) and used that to report all WTT emissions.

Looking at the factor used for 2023, I can’t find it anywhere in the linked source file (including if I do the addition above).

Any clarification, gratefully received!

Kev

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**Author:** ![carbonaltdelete](https://dub1.discourse-cdn.com/flex013/user_avatar/community.carbonaltdelete.eu/carbonaltdelete/32/1_2.png) [@carbonaltdelete](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/u/carbonaltdelete)\
**Post date:** [12 December 2025 10:52 UTC](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/t/scope-3-emissions-associated-with-electricity-consumption/621/2 "2025-12-12T10:52:36Z")

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Hi Kev,

Thanks for asking. And your thinking on the WTT on the platform is correct.

I’'m just not sure I understand your point on WTT T&D. Can you specify or give a numeric example. Also, which EF database are you using?

Kenneth

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**Author:** ![kevcouling](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/k/aca169/32.png) [@kevcouling](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/u/kevcouling)\
**Post date:** [14 December 2025 20:03 UTC](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/t/scope-3-emissions-associated-with-electricity-consumption/621/3 "2025-12-14T20:03:00Z")

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Thanks Kenneth.  
I think Javier and I got to the bottom of this on Friday but the confusion comes in the way the Scope 3 emissions associated with electricity consumption are presented.  
I’m using the UK Gov emissions factors which have three separate factors for Scope 3: T&D, WTT Generation and WTT T&D. When looking at the inventory, only two entries are shown associated with each entry under Scope 2 Electricity rather than the three I was expecting. It seems that the reason is that WTT Generation is calculated separately but T&D emissions are the sum of the ‘normal’ T&D and the WTT T&D meaning the overall total is correct but you can’t see the separate elements of the T&D emissions.  
I’m satisfied the overall emissions are correct but was just confused by the presentation.  
Thanks  
Kev